I have a name chosen if baby is a girl but no idea if it’s a boy! Big sister is called Isolde, any suggestions? It would need to be a similar vibe - traditional but unusual (the name Isolde has Celtic roots and is from the Arthurian legend Tristan and Isolde).
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Aurelian/Aurelio/Aurelius
Manoah
Allegro
Truman
Odell
Everard
Aramis
Odin
Leander
Remus
Magnus
Macsen
Cedric
Aristides
Castor
Olwen
Zebulon
Ozario
Maximus
Conan
Beowulf
Erasmus
Wulfric
Leonidas
Loic
Castiel
Octavian
Alaric

Vincent. I have a Vincent and it is great to have alot of options. Vince, Vinnie, Vito.

Isolde & Hawthorn
Isolde & Lysander
Isolde & Oberon
Isolde & Emrys
Isolde & Orion or Apollo
Isolde & Samson

Jasper, Fenn, Finn, Penn, Forrest xx
So this a little bit of a rant but also want to see what others think. I had a C-section because I was induced (had gestational doctor told me I basically had no option of induction). The induction was super stressful lasted almost 3 whole days. I was 6cm dilated by day 1 lasted 2 days with no progression. Baby was never in distress but because they broke my water and I didn’t want to stay in the hospital for longer I ended up in a C-section. I got told by the surgeon I could try for a natural delivery next pregnancy and to wait a year to get pregnant again. Fast forward to now I’m 19 weeks pregnant different hospital and OB. At my initial appointment OB said she was fine with me trying for a VBAC. I go into my appointment today and ask about my delivery because I am trying to get a doula covered for the birth just to get told the hospital doesn’t allow VBACS and so it’s not an option. I wish they would have told me then and not halfway through my pregnancy now I’m extremely stressed because I feel like the choice is being taken away from me just like my last pregnancy. I’m stuck trying to find a different OB mid pregnancy that will take my insurance or going into a birthing house that only does unmedicated labor which I don’t even know if I can because of my prior C-section. I’m so frustrated and angry at this heath care system that does not care about mothers everything is done to save their asses and fuck what happens to the patient. Sorry for long post just needed to get it out.

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Due 15th born 25th.
Chunky monkey at 9lbs 5 onces in the 97th percentile.
Very very far from my birth plan, however very grateful to have her here safe and sound! So in love!
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What did you do? Please only included pre planned trips out of the house. For example, a walk or a trip to the shop.
I am 1 week post emergency c section and not sure when to get out and about. Feeling okay but I don’t want to overdo it too soon.
Thank you!
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Has anyone here who already had a history of multiple laparoscopies for PCOS/Endo/Adeno gone on to have a C-Section and been ok afterwards? I have requested one but the nurse advised that with my history (6 surgeries) the recovery could be really difficult, I might end up having much more scar tissue making the C-section itself difficult, and that all my endo/adeno symptoms could get worse.
I've been searching online but there's so few people who've ever shared their experience on this.
I had my heart set on a c-section because I've got a fear of labour/birth and really bad anxiety/trauma. Now I'm wondering if I'll be making my long term physical health worth for the sake of my mental health 😞
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I have a winter baby! These are 7 ideas I have for themes. My plan is too diy most of the decorations and all! I am just having a hard time figuring out what one would be good to do
1st trip around the sun
This chick is one
Monsters inc
Officially one
First rodea/cow theme
Winter onederland / over the moon
Winnie the Pooh ( I did do Pooh for my baby shower)
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I have a name chosen if baby is a girl but no idea if it’s a boy! Big sister is called Isolde, any suggestions? It would need to be a similar vibe - traditional but unusual (the name Isolde has Celtic roots and is from the Arthurian legend Tristan and Isolde).

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